blenderwars Chapter 1082: Nervous and Expectant
Chapter 1082: Nervous and Expectant
"Then, open the door." He said calmly as he took out his phone and dialed the obstetrics director’s number he had previously contacted—
"Hello, Director Peterson, this is Chase Fletcher. My wife has seen red." He tried to keep his tone as calm as possible, but inside he was extremely anxious.
"Do you need an ambulance? Where are you now?" The doctor asked calmly, "Are you at home or outdoors? Has the amniotic fluid broken? What’s the specific situation?"
At this moment, the bathroom door gently opened, and Rachel Sherman came out holding her belly with both hands, still in a good condition, and she was smiling.
Chase Fletcher reached out to support her and answered the doctor’s questions, "We need an ambulance at The Lockwood Villa, I’ll send you the location."
"Please have your wife lie on her side and don’t move to avoid the amniotic fluid rupture causing the baby to be deprived of oxygen. I’ll arrange for a vehicle to come over immediately."
"Okay, thank you for your hard work." Chase Fletcher hung up the phone, put the phone away, and began to wholeheartedly take care of his wife, "Rachel, the doctor says find a place to lie on your side and don’t move, in case the amniotic fluid breaks."
"Okay." Rachel cooperated very well, holding her belly with her hands as she followed him in stride.
"How do you feel now? Are you in pain?" His handsome eyebrows were tightly knit, and he was very nervous.
Rachel seemed to have felt contractions, "It’s okay, when I had June, it was very fast, I don’t know about this time..."
"Don’t worry about it too much now, this time it’ll definitely be different because you have two inside, it might be faster, the doctor will be here soon."
When Chase Fletcher helped Rachel into the living room, he was seen by many people, and everyone gathered around with concern—
"What’s wrong? Are you uncomfortable?"
"Is she about to give birth?"
"Have you called the doctor? Dialed 120?"
"How many days until the due date?"
All the concern received was from everyone, Adrian Lancaster and Faye Turner also came over upon hearing the news, especially Faye Turner, who was very worried, "Rachel, what’s wrong? Let me take your pulse."
Chase Fletcher helped his wife sit on the sofa while answering the questions from the friends—
"The ambulance is on the way, the doctor has been contacted as well. My wife said she just saw red, so I guess she’s about to give birth." He was both nervous and excited as he reported to everyone.
Faye Turner placed a pillow behind her and then took her pulse, "Yes, she’s going to give birth." Then she turned and left.
"Eat something quickly, Rachel!" Soon after, Faye Turner came over with a bowl of well-cooked beef and two flavorful tea eggs, "If you don’t eat something, you’ll have no energy. If there’s no particular situation, just try to have a natural birth."
Some elders nearby also said—
"Yes, yes, yes, eat something before the ambulance arrives."
"Chase, hurry up and feed her."
They were all people who had given birth, indeed experienced.
Chase Fletcher was very obedient, he took the bowl from Faye Turner’s hand, "Thank you."
"Did you call back home? Let Uncle and Aunt prepare the delivery bag." Adrian Lancaster, the meticulous good father, reminded.
"Oh, right! I forgot!" Chase Fletcher wanted to make a phone call, but he was holding the bowl, and for a moment, he was a bit flustered and helpless.
"Let me do it, let me do it!" Saying this, Faye Turner took out her phone, "You hurry up and feed her, anything she eats now will help. Nutrition before giving birth is crucial, otherwise, she’ll have no strength during the childbirth."
Rachel cooperated very well, she took the food that Chase Fletcher fed her by mouth, chewing quickly and swallowing.
Everyone was watching and worrying about her. She was a bit embarrassed but couldn’t care about that anymore.
The ambulance was already on its way.
The elders of The Fletcher Family were both anxious and excited when they received Faye Turner’s phone call, continuously inquiring about the situation over here.
Faye Turner patiently reassured them, "It’s nothing serious, she’s eating something. The ambulance is on the way, it’s just spotting, the amniotic fluid hasn’t broken, don’t worry too much."